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54	54	In case you want to run your API Gateway solution on your local device for testing purposes you can access the Swagger UI by opening a new browser tab and entering the following URL:
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56		-* {{code}}http://localhost:{gateway.entry.port}/swaggerui/swaggerui{{/code}}
	56	+* http://localhost:{gateway.entry.port}/swaggerui/swaggerui
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58	58	You need to replace the {gateway.entry.port} with the port that you have configured yourself. So when you choose port 9092 the URL would be:
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60		-* {{code}}http://localhost:9092/swaggerui/swaggerui{{/code}}
	60	+* http://localhost:9092/swaggerui/swaggerui
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62	62	=== 3.2 Reading Swagger UI ===
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76	76	In the Schema, you can see what is mandatory indicated by the red asterisk icon in front of the attribute or element
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78	78	[[image:Main.Images.Microlearning.WebHome@crashcourse-api-gateway-swagger-ui--swagger-ui-example-value.png]]
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82	82	=== 3.3 Testing with Swagger UI ===
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98	98	== 5. Key takeaways ==
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100	100	* Swagger UI gives you information on
101		- ** Authorization
102		- ** HTTP Resource Paths
103		- ** HTTP Operations
104		- ** Schema's (if defined)
105		- ** Example messages (if defined)
	102	+ * Authorization
	103	+ * HTTP Resource Paths
	104	+ * HTTP Operations
	105	+ * Schema's (if defined)
	106	+ * Example messages (if defined)
106	106	* Swagger UI gives the external party a option to test the various operations
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108	108	== 6. Suggested Additional Readings ==